Sentence examples for modern analogue from inspiring English sources

A modern analogue, pastitsio, can be found at every Greek diner in the land.

High-temperature geothermal systems are the modern analogue of epithermal precious metal ore deposits.

Glikson, M. et al. Microbial remains in some earliest Earth rocks: comparison with a potential modern analogue.

A modern analogue would be a Beaujolais nouveau, he said, bottled and sold as little as six weeks after harvest.

The climatic conditions at this time were unique for this area and have no modern analogue.

Here's how the analysis worked: for each player on the team's 1977 roster, we came up with a modern analogue.

Modern analogues are known where photosynthetic microorganisms — principally cyanobacteria — are responsible for forming them.

Second, pelagic calcareous oozes are the obvious modern analogues of ancient abyssal plain calcilutites.

The ecology and distribution of modern analogues are extrapolated to reconstruct the fossil environment.

The pollen assemblages have no modern analogues in the tropical montane cloud forest of Ecuador.

These measures, in Trump's view of history, helped FDR protect the home front and win the war against fascism; his proposals are merely their modern analogues.